5 thoughts on “Zhou Shengsheng Museum diamond ring, love diamond, 58 points, I color, vs, 3EX, 24800 after 20% discount, is it cost-effective?”
Tricia
There are many situations in the world that are not easy to adapt to, such as emigrating from Singapore in the tropics to Iceland, or from South Korea with the fastest Internet speed to China with the slower Internet speed. Some people may like the former, but I think it is difficult for most people to adapt to the latter
on January 23 this year, Fortune magazine quoted the survey results of Akamai, a network traffic company, and reported that South Korea ranked first with 14m BPs, more than seven times faster than the global average network speed of 1.9mbps. Hong Kong, China (9.2mbps), Japan (8.5mbps) and the United States ranked 12th at the speed of 5mbps
What about China? According to the 27th statistical report on China's Internet development on January 19 this year, as of the end of December 2010, the average Internet connection speed in China was 100.9kb/s, that is, 0.81M BPs, far lower than the global average connection speed of 230.4kb/s (1.84mbps). Although China's Internet speed is so slow, the number of Chinese Internet users has reached 457 million, an increase of 73.3 million over the end of 2009. How much did such a huge number of Chinese netizens pay for their slow internet speed
why is South Korea's Internet speed so fast? The Internet revolution in Korea began in 1999 with HANARO communication. As the state-owned enterprise Korea Communications has firmly grasped the fixed telephone market and the ISDN monopoly network access, although both the Korean government and the competitor Korea Communications believe that the ADSL technology is not mature and cannot be commercialized, in April 1999, HANARO first launched ADSL in the world with a speed of 1m BPs, far ahead of the ISDN access speed of Korea Communications at that time. Subsequently, HANARO launched a low-cost policy of 28000 won per month (equivalent to 170 yuan), which caused a sensation in the whole of Korea, and also prompted Korea communications to abandon ISDN and launch ADSL service. The Internet revolution in South Korea has since opened the real curtain and provided the cornerstone for South Korea to become an it power
over the past decade, the Internet access speed in South Korea has continued to accelerate. So far, 100m BPS has become the standard for ordinary families. Although the speed is 100 times faster than before, the monthly price is still close to the original price, that is, 27500 won (equivalent to 167 yuan). At the end of June this year, the radio and Communication Commission of the Republic of Korea released the future Internet development plan, which said that with the 100m BPS standard in 2010, the Internet access speed would be increased to 1Gbps by 2012 and 10Gbps by 2020. Beauty, that is, it would be accelerated 100 times in 10 years
compared with the competition in South Korea's telecommunications industry, in my opinion, the biggest reason for China's slow internet speed is the lack of effective competition. China's Internet access market is still almost partitioned by China Telecom and China Unicom, which enjoy regional monopoly advantages in the South and the north respectively. China's broadband industry is essentially in an administrative monopoly situation
another reason is that senior executives of China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom are often transferred to each other. For example, in 2004, Wang Xiaochu, deputy general manager of China Mobile, was transferred to China Telecom to take over as general manager; Wang Jianzhou, chairman of China Unicom, was transferred to China Mobile as general manager; Chang Xiaobing, deputy general manager of China Telecom, went to China Unicom to take over as chairman; Leng Rongquan, deputy general manager of China Netcom, was transferred to the post of deputy general manager of China Telecom to replace Chang Xiaobing. Recently, there are rumors that Chang Xiaobing, chairman of China Unicom, will return to China Telecom as chairman. When the executives of state-owned communication operators are transferred to each other, it seems that the executives have no power to break the oligopoly. Professor Dan breznitz of Georgia Institute of technology in the United States also demonstrated this point in the recently published book run of the Red Queen: when the executives may be transferred to the competitors in the future, it is difficult to form the motivation to invest a large amount of money to make the current enterprises have a market support position. If relevant departments succeed in curbing vicious competition among enterprises, another result will not be very beneficial to the development of China's Internet. Due to the lack of effective competition, China's Internet speed has remained at an unsatisfactory low level
we can also roughly calculate the cost of network traffic congestion. By the end of 2010, the number of Chinese Internet users had reached 457 million. The average weekly online time of Chinese Internet users was 18.3 hours, and the average daily online time was 2.6 hours. It is assumed that China's Internet speed is not 100.9kb/s, but close to the global average connection speed of 230.4kb/s It is conservatively assumed that each netizen can save 15 minutes every day. How much is the value of these 15 minutes? In many parts of China, the minimum wage per hour exceeds 9 yuan. If it is calculated conservatively at 8 yuan, then 15 minutes is 2 yuan. Due to the huge number of Internet users in China, if 457 million people multiply by 2 yuan and 365 days, it will be 333.6 billion yuan a year. 333.6 billion yuan is 1.5 times of the total investment of 220.9 billion yuan of the Beijing Shanghai high-speed railway just started operation. In other words, the annual traffic jam cost in China is the same as the construction cost of the Beijing Shanghai high-speed railway, and this is only conservatively estimated.
First of all, the certificate is the best of GIA, and only GIA is more convincing. If the clarity in GIA indicates which level it is, for example, VS2 VS1, and in IGI it is the general term. Generally, the general term is VS2. if the price of GIA certificate is I VS2 3EX, the price is 13624 yuan. I want to explain that color I is relatively low, and your accuracy is high, so it is out of proportion. If you choose the vs level, the color is the best choice If your color is above color g, if you want to be in color I, it is suggested that the cleanliness should be below SI1. The difference between the price of cleanliness and the price of color difference is very large. Generally, the color in shopping malls is low, and the purity is high. What we can't see with our naked eyes is SI2. If your color I is very different from other colors, the price in Hong Kong is almost the same as that in China. Because the prices of bare stone blanks are rising, the prices in various countries are not low, and can only rise finally, I want to tell you that GIA is not an ordinary certificate. If you do national inspection and attached inspection, you should use GIA certificate as a comparison and reference. GIA certificate is the largest diamond laboratory inspection center in the world, and IGI is relatively inferior
- -。。 How to put it? Zhou Shengsheng is a big brand. It's reasonable to sell everything expensive. If the drill is bare 0.50, G color, vvs1, GIA number:, cutting 3EX price: 17969 yuan. So to be honest.. The one with 58 points is not as good as the one with G color vvs1.. The one with 58 points is not recommended.. In Hong Kong.. It is said that those who buy this big brand directly can really get a discount. But it's almost more than 20000 to be honest, both GIA and IGI have international certificates. Price. There is almost no difference. So it's very good not to mention the IGI.. If you really want to say. A few years ago, GIA was the number one in diamond identification.
There are many situations in the world that are not easy to adapt to, such as emigrating from Singapore in the tropics to Iceland, or from South Korea with the fastest Internet speed to China with the slower Internet speed. Some people may like the former, but I think it is difficult for most people to adapt to the latter
on January 23 this year, Fortune magazine quoted the survey results of Akamai, a network traffic company, and reported that South Korea ranked first with 14m BPs, more than seven times faster than the global average network speed of 1.9mbps. Hong Kong, China (9.2mbps), Japan (8.5mbps) and the United States ranked 12th at the speed of 5mbps
What about China? According to the 27th statistical report on China's Internet development on January 19 this year, as of the end of December 2010, the average Internet connection speed in China was 100.9kb/s, that is, 0.81M BPs, far lower than the global average connection speed of 230.4kb/s (1.84mbps). Although China's Internet speed is so slow, the number of Chinese Internet users has reached 457 million, an increase of 73.3 million over the end of 2009. How much did such a huge number of Chinese netizens pay for their slow internet speed
why is South Korea's Internet speed so fast? The Internet revolution in Korea began in 1999 with HANARO communication. As the state-owned enterprise Korea Communications has firmly grasped the fixed telephone market and the ISDN monopoly network access, although both the Korean government and the competitor Korea Communications believe that the ADSL technology is not mature and cannot be commercialized, in April 1999, HANARO first launched ADSL in the world with a speed of 1m BPs, far ahead of the ISDN access speed of Korea Communications at that time. Subsequently, HANARO launched a low-cost policy of 28000 won per month (equivalent to 170 yuan), which caused a sensation in the whole of Korea, and also prompted Korea communications to abandon ISDN and launch ADSL service. The Internet revolution in South Korea has since opened the real curtain and provided the cornerstone for South Korea to become an it power
over the past decade, the Internet access speed in South Korea has continued to accelerate. So far, 100m BPS has become the standard for ordinary families. Although the speed is 100 times faster than before, the monthly price is still close to the original price, that is, 27500 won (equivalent to 167 yuan). At the end of June this year, the radio and Communication Commission of the Republic of Korea released the future Internet development plan, which said that with the 100m BPS standard in 2010, the Internet access speed would be increased to 1Gbps by 2012 and 10Gbps by 2020. Beauty, that is, it would be accelerated 100 times in 10 years
compared with the competition in South Korea's telecommunications industry, in my opinion, the biggest reason for China's slow internet speed is the lack of effective competition. China's Internet access market is still almost partitioned by China Telecom and China Unicom, which enjoy regional monopoly advantages in the South and the north respectively. China's broadband industry is essentially in an administrative monopoly situation
another reason is that senior executives of China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom are often transferred to each other. For example, in 2004, Wang Xiaochu, deputy general manager of China Mobile, was transferred to China Telecom to take over as general manager; Wang Jianzhou, chairman of China Unicom, was transferred to China Mobile as general manager; Chang Xiaobing, deputy general manager of China Telecom, went to China Unicom to take over as chairman; Leng Rongquan, deputy general manager of China Netcom, was transferred to the post of deputy general manager of China Telecom to replace Chang Xiaobing. Recently, there are rumors that Chang Xiaobing, chairman of China Unicom, will return to China Telecom as chairman. When the executives of state-owned communication operators are transferred to each other, it seems that the executives have no power to break the oligopoly. Professor Dan breznitz of Georgia Institute of technology in the United States also demonstrated this point in the recently published book run of the Red Queen: when the executives may be transferred to the competitors in the future, it is difficult to form the motivation to invest a large amount of money to make the current enterprises have a market support position. If relevant departments succeed in curbing vicious competition among enterprises, another result will not be very beneficial to the development of China's Internet. Due to the lack of effective competition, China's Internet speed has remained at an unsatisfactory low level
we can also roughly calculate the cost of network traffic congestion. By the end of 2010, the number of Chinese Internet users had reached 457 million. The average weekly online time of Chinese Internet users was 18.3 hours, and the average daily online time was 2.6 hours. It is assumed that China's Internet speed is not 100.9kb/s, but close to the global average connection speed of 230.4kb/s It is conservatively assumed that each netizen can save 15 minutes every day. How much is the value of these 15 minutes? In many parts of China, the minimum wage per hour exceeds 9 yuan. If it is calculated conservatively at 8 yuan, then 15 minutes is 2 yuan. Due to the huge number of Internet users in China, if 457 million people multiply by 2 yuan and 365 days, it will be 333.6 billion yuan a year. 333.6 billion yuan is 1.5 times of the total investment of 220.9 billion yuan of the Beijing Shanghai high-speed railway just started operation. In other words, the annual traffic jam cost in China is the same as the construction cost of the Beijing Shanghai high-speed railway, and this is only conservatively estimated.
First of all, the certificate is the best of GIA, and only GIA is more convincing. If the clarity in GIA indicates which level it is, for example, VS2 VS1, and in IGI it is the general term. Generally, the general term is VS2.
if the price of GIA certificate is I VS2 3EX, the price is 13624 yuan.
I want to explain that color I is relatively low, and your accuracy is high, so it is out of proportion. If you choose the vs level, the color is the best choice If your color is above color g, if you want to be in color I, it is suggested that the cleanliness should be below SI1. The difference between the price of cleanliness and the price of color difference is very large. Generally, the color in shopping malls is low, and the purity is high. What we can't see with our naked eyes is SI2. If your color I is very different from other colors, the price in Hong Kong is almost the same as that in China. Because the prices of bare stone blanks are rising, the prices in various countries are not low, and can only rise
finally, I want to tell you that GIA is not an ordinary certificate. If you do national inspection and attached inspection, you should use GIA certificate as a comparison and reference. GIA certificate is the largest diamond laboratory inspection center in the world, and IGI is relatively inferior
58 points diamond, I color, vs clarity, 3EX cutting, IGI certificate, [luxury jewelry] naked diamond price 8200 yuan
- -。。 How to put it? Zhou Shengsheng is a big brand. It's reasonable to sell everything expensive. If the drill is bare
0.50, G color, vvs1, GIA number:, cutting 3EX price: 17969 yuan. So to be honest.. The one with 58 points is not as good as the one with G color vvs1.. The one with 58 points is not recommended.. In Hong Kong.. It is said that those who buy this big brand directly can really get a discount. But it's almost more than 20000
to be honest, both GIA and IGI have international certificates. Price. There is almost no difference. So it's very good not to mention the IGI.. If you really want to say. A few years ago, GIA was the number one in diamond identification.
Rich people
I really regret that the diamond I bought cheaply was with GIA certificate. Now I'm ashamed to tell others.
I envy the landlord!